Russia is using Europe's largest nuclear power plant as a base to store weapons

[Swede]

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[Lovie777]

1. I'm pretty sure Ukrainian and Natio and other intelligence know ......

retaking the areas are slowly becoming a reality.

[Swede]

3. They have millions of Ukrainians behind their lines spying on them.

Giving the Ukraine military coordinates of Russian arms depots, headquarters, barracks, etc.

[Shermann]

2. Tactically that makes a lot of sense

If you bomb our ammo and weapons depot, radioactive fallout will rain down over Europe.

It's a twist on the strategy of embedding terrorists in with civilians for protection.

[Lovie777]

5. Earlier, Russians took over one of the "big" nuclear plant and mismanaged it . ..

releasing radiation and many of their soldiers got infected. Russian lies just like their counter part the Republican party. Maybe the intelligence knows what happened to them and ain't telling, I don't know, but alas, Russia is very close and they are putting their Mother land in extreme danger as well as the world.

It's obvious to me at least that Putin doesn't care about life, period, which again sounds very much like the Republican party.

Anywho, I think Ukraine will prevail although they have endure pure evil and is living in hell.

[Irish_Dem]

9. Yes I thought the same. Tactically smart. But quite a gamble.

A very deadly gamble.

[bullimiami]

4. This is a war crime against all humanity.

[Emile]

6. Ukraine keeps blowing up their ammo depots. I hope

the Russian army is being careful and have no accidents. Someday soon I want to see justice for all the war crimes Russia has committed!

[Lovie777]

7. Russians still have to remove their weaponry for use . . .

therefore Ukrainians and others are watching every movement.

[msfiddlestix]

8. Location of Europe's Largest Nuclear Power Plant

is in Ukraine. I had to look it up, because it wasn't clear to me where the "largest" nuclear power plant was located, not mentioned in the op.

What is the significance of this power plant?

The Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant, built between 1984 and 1995, is the largest nuclear power plant in Europe and the ninth largest in the world. It has six reactors, each generating 950MW, and a total output of 5,700MW, enough energy for roughly 4m homes.

In normal times it produces one-fifth of Ukraine’s electricity and almost half the energy generated by the country’s nuclear power facilities.
[link:https://www.theguardian.com/world/2022/mar/04/zaporizhzhia-nuclear-power-plant-everything-you-need-to-know|
]The plant is located in south-east Ukraine in Enerhodar on the banks of the Kakhovka reservoir on the Dnieper river. It is about 200km from the contested Donbas region and 550km south-east of Kyiv.

Source: The Guardian

[iemanja]

10. They really are the worst and most brutal.